Swaging Primer Pockets with a Dillon Super Swage 600

[@brandon1910]

great video. The camera work and voice over makes it simple to understand and you demonstrate it very well

[@TATVCanada]

Thank you sir, I appreciate it.

[@michaelenochs4033]

Nice video. I couldn't understand how a swager tool worked without watching a 15+ minute video.

[@TATVCanada]

Glad it helped

[@zanpekosak2383]

If you quickly lift the lever up with pistol rounds you can catapult them into a box you place behind the machine. Goes a lot faster.

[@silo06101967]

Yes excellent explanation. Thank you for your time!

[@TATVCanada]

Glad you found it useful.

[@MechInvent]

Makes SO much sense now why I had to force primers into the brass...

[@TATVCanada]

Yeah it's nearly impossible if they're crimped cases.

[@dennist3hmenace]

Nice video. Explains everything. Thank you!

[@TATVCanada]

Glad you found it useful.

[@MAC702firearms]

"if you take the time to adjust it properly" and then doesn't show us how to adjust it.....

[@CROSSFIRE_TACTICS_SOFIA]

Great video.

[@ericneville8043]

can this be used on 7.62x59

[@TATVCanada]

You'd have to check the manufacturers website for that, sorry.

[@ConfederceyCSA]

this method wont work on military brass with NO center flash hole in case. NATO style has two small flash holes harder to remove primer without damage to cartridge.

[@TATVCanada]

You're referring to berdan primed brass, this (and all the military surplus I've ever owned) is boxer.

[@PlayingWithFireOutdoors]

@ConfederceyCSA That brass style is called BERDAN primed, this is used on BOXER primed. Russia uses this method because they are still using equipment designed in the early 1900s

[@MAC702firearms]

"if you take the time to adjust it properly" and then doesn't show us how to adjust it.....

[@TATVCanada]

You spin it one way for more depth, the other for less. It's a very boring thing to watch.

[@musicman1eanda]

@@TATVCanada But the people coming to this video are likely new reloaders like myself who would have benefited from seeing that process

[@Glocktard]

@@musicman1eandaI agree

[@MrSolidjones]

How deep is your bench? 24"?

[@TATVCanada]

I can't recall as that was at the old house.